Accompanying them were Li Mai's family, Xu Changhuan and Fu Bao, as well as the eight personal guards that Yun Chang had left for the mother and daughter when she left, who would stay by their side at all times.
In addition, there was Chu Yan, along with the maids and guards of the three children, forming a large, swaying group that traveled in several carriages. Where the carriages couldn't go, they dismounted and began to walk.
Children who couldn't walk were carried by guards or their parents.
Fu Bao was being held by Chu Yan, so how could Xu Changhuan be allowed to hold her?
Yanbao was being held by Zhou Quan, while Yubao was being held by his guard.
Li Mai originally wanted to hug Yu Bao, but Zhou Quan was worried that she would get tired, so he told her to just support Xu Chang Huan.
They walked and stopped frequently, resting when they saw beautiful scenery and eating when they were hungry.
When they came across a forest, they would go in and play. Or, if they encountered small animals, someone skilled in kung fu would lead the children in to chase the wild animals and identify them.
They didn't bring bows and arrows this time, not mainly for hunting, but to let the children experience nature, get close to small animals, and learn what different animals look like.
Sure enough, after playing for two days, the kids stopped mentioning wanting any particular animal.
Yanbao even uttered a few words that resonated deeply: "So, this forest is the real home that small animals love."
“They can run around here, but if we catch them and raise them, they can only be kept in small cages.”
"Otherwise, they'll bite people if we let them out."
Li Mai praised, "Yanbao truly lives up to her reputation as Yubao, Fubao, and Yingbao's second older sister. She has grown up and become sensible."
These words made Yanbao feel that she should be more sensible.
Li Mai and Xu Changhuan's attention was mainly focused on the colored stones or the fragrant flowers, plants and trees.
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